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I am pretty pissed that some user had tagged the article with NPOV tag as well as changing the section title from conspiracy theory to accusation , as well as put update tag in that section, claiming there is new evidence.
I had remove those tag, please cite reliable source that present the cause by logic (and not those conspiracy theory from Chinese / Russian propaganda) in talk page or in article in order to justify the wiki article is biased.
Yes, there are more background information that had stated in the interview of a Harvard University professor that to be incorporated into the wiki article, but I don't wanna dig too much on writing the anti-government atmosphere for example or the social state of young people. I would violate original research policy if I dig too much news article as cite for Hong Kong society in general. I would rather wait for academician to write their research paper, and I read it, summarize and wrote it in the wiki article. Matthew hk ( talk) 23:28, 18 August 2019 (UTC)
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The erosion of freedoms, rule of law, and semi-autonomous status as prescribed by the 1997 handover agreement is clearly one of the reasons for the protest. Can someone provide some articles discussing this ? Just some references for citation is sufficient, I can add content to wikipedia Phileo ( talk) 15:54, 19 August 2019 (UTC)
you need an exact article that saying X cause Y (which Y is the protests), not an article saying Hong Kong had problem A and to F, and as a wiki editor, made an original conclusion that problem A to F in Hong Kong are the cause of the protests. Please read WP:synthesis..
Many Hong Kong people have a xenophobic hatred of Mainlanders and the causes listed here are sometimes excuses. Try to at least show both sides of the story.
One small point to easily correct: In the footnote, the use of the word "excuse" shows your prejudice. At least switch it to 'reason' to pretend to be neutral.
The murder of Poon in Taiwan, was the excuse of the government to revise the existing extradition bill in order to extradite the suspect from Hong Kong to Taiwan. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 42.200.249.8 ( talk) 2019-11-09T01:27:17 (UTC)
I suggest that 'Impact' and the 'Allegations of foreign influence' sections be removed as they are not causes of the protests they are results/reactions and are covered in more detail in other articles. RealFakeKim ( talk) 20:04, 8 December 2019 (UTC)
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I am pretty pissed that some user had tagged the article with NPOV tag as well as changing the section title from conspiracy theory to accusation , as well as put update tag in that section, claiming there is new evidence.
I had remove those tag, please cite reliable source that present the cause by logic (and not those conspiracy theory from Chinese / Russian propaganda) in talk page or in article in order to justify the wiki article is biased.
Yes, there are more background information that had stated in the interview of a Harvard University professor that to be incorporated into the wiki article, but I don't wanna dig too much on writing the anti-government atmosphere for example or the social state of young people. I would violate original research policy if I dig too much news article as cite for Hong Kong society in general. I would rather wait for academician to write their research paper, and I read it, summarize and wrote it in the wiki article. Matthew hk ( talk) 23:28, 18 August 2019 (UTC)
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The erosion of freedoms, rule of law, and semi-autonomous status as prescribed by the 1997 handover agreement is clearly one of the reasons for the protest. Can someone provide some articles discussing this ? Just some references for citation is sufficient, I can add content to wikipedia Phileo ( talk) 15:54, 19 August 2019 (UTC)
you need an exact article that saying X cause Y (which Y is the protests), not an article saying Hong Kong had problem A and to F, and as a wiki editor, made an original conclusion that problem A to F in Hong Kong are the cause of the protests. Please read WP:synthesis..
Many Hong Kong people have a xenophobic hatred of Mainlanders and the causes listed here are sometimes excuses. Try to at least show both sides of the story.
One small point to easily correct: In the footnote, the use of the word "excuse" shows your prejudice. At least switch it to 'reason' to pretend to be neutral.
The murder of Poon in Taiwan, was the excuse of the government to revise the existing extradition bill in order to extradite the suspect from Hong Kong to Taiwan. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 42.200.249.8 ( talk) 2019-11-09T01:27:17 (UTC)
I suggest that 'Impact' and the 'Allegations of foreign influence' sections be removed as they are not causes of the protests they are results/reactions and are covered in more detail in other articles. RealFakeKim ( talk) 20:04, 8 December 2019 (UTC)